Posted by Grabatire on November 29, 2009 at 09:31:45 from (74.127.239.30):
In Reply to: MD water header posted by BruceS. on November 28, 2009 at 06:16:23:
Sorry Bruce, here I thought I was being helpfull. Obviously someone got them in backwards and Murphys Law said I had to get two engines like that. Even more strange is that one was a gas engine the other a diesel. I don't know if they are short or long because they are all the same.
D Slater; what is the difference between a short header and a long one? How can I tell them apart? At what point in their manufacture did they change? My diesel engine is a 1952 and the gas is a 1948. I may as well go for whatever was the better style when I reassemble the engines.
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